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ROCKVILLE, Nd, Feb. 25, 1887.
There are six prisoners in the county jail await
ing the March session Of the circuit court. Chaa
II. Blundon, postmaster at Linden has resigned,
and VIM. M. Atwood has been appointed his sue
cessor. In the divorce case OF Helen K Carroll
agt. Gen. s. Carroll the court has ordered the pay
ment OF 800 per month alimony TO MIS- Carroll
while the trial is pending and 800 TO pay the cost
OF the suit. debating society was organized yes
terday by the senior pupils OF the Rockville acad-
envy, with Abbey Henderson president Gathers
burg Is to have weekly newspaper. The new
station TO be established on the Metropolitan
branch four miles south OF this place. is at Garrett
Park, on Rock creek, adjoining the property q
Mr.. n b. Fug1tt.
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Asu Yon Con.,,,.,r,xr

Have you Cough. Bronchitis, Asthma, INDIGESTION
Use PARKER's TONIC without delay 1t has cured
many Of tho worst and IL the best remedy for AN
Of the throst and lunes and diseases arising
from impure blood and exhaustion. The feeble and
ck struggling against disease, and slowly drifting to
Inc Eravs VIII in most cases their health Ly
sro Sey Sse q 49, bat delay Il da
ta6rVka IN - ~
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Transfers Of Real E..a...

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: w. r
Born Dor T. to IVY T. RIAL Ba s $; 3 So o;s John
50. s. Of s25; $. Belden Noble to Augusta n.
k saeyl s Sso , d. g ~ $500 keuss @
Close; sL5oo Rebecca o. Murphy to Mary Caro-.
Caroline Bateh ei al 70 part Rabss. So Mary
property; =. Lizzie s. Mcknight to A s. clarke,
SUE; IA, SO. 445; 200. B. 4. Warder to j. Z.
close E Padrett to james jane - n m1l5ney
G Gc " G 3o9 90; 400 B. H. warter to w.
SoGae, i4ts Il and Is. block 8, do. s. 100 J. r
McLean 70 z. Il. Parker, sub 20, 50. $40; 81 600
Ann q: Bray to Smith Townshend, lots Is and a.,
So 81 ao4s; GA a swartz to sophia g Chew, part
Smith, lot IL, block 81 Columbia HeteSts x
cooper 70 Amos Grouse, sub 43, Lanier Heights; g.
James E. Fitch to WI. Walter, sub lot SS, so.
sub lot 8. blk. 4, Meridian Hill; $365s.I 10. Same
70 j. Ma9ry Dove sub lot 4, do; $3656IO. ID. b.
Gr9m to +; H: Morsell; sub 2l3 50. 27l; s. 400 D.
to 9, blk. q, Meridian Hill; 81 500 G. Rashier to
D. R.s aaSs' W; part 50. 10T; s. E. Huck to NJ
aasas to p1HSesy lots ga
J. s. Darrau to Frances c. DarralI ct al, subs
fn ana g. Sd Ss,; - semmy Henriaues to H. A
to Q: L Wolrstelner, sub lots as2 and 2S so. 27i
5000 ] b Winner to W. Under, lot II, block c.
Reno $50. Julia q: Norton to Henrietta Z. Norton
addition to West Washington; sI,5OO. Cornelia
Devendorf TO COrnelia B. Wheeler part IS, block
Il, Meridian Hill; $1,000. C. A. Best to
Augusta N. Martin, part sub A, 50. 3sa;
1rc,orI reter Best ct al, to same, same
same property; g.. B. F. Gilbert to the B. and
y. H. X CO., lot and pit 3, blk. Is. Takoma Park;
8 r. Reichenbach to c. White, Il interest lot 8.
go 4S; $l,50O. j. K Ross to NJ. q. Lane, sub lots
IL and 10, So. 633; ST., 500. A. p Pardon to E D.
Taylor ct al, PTS IL and 13 blk IL, Meridian Hin;
500. Sarah Kaine to r. W. Blair, pit. ~. So $50;
$SV. IDA Geier to L. G. Billings, lots LIT to
lSs, SO. 1904; s.. L. q. Billings to Ida
Geier, sub lots II to 10, 50, 7S3; 5000.
B. l. Walker to D. Connell ct al, Hpt. II. 50. 7s5;
3 James B. Winner to Sarah L. Brandt lot Ia
and pit. u.s. bik 10, Reno; sos. Same to Eric NJ.
s Ne5e' lots 80 81 31 and Is block TO- Reno;
pt 2 SO: $50; s.: X. T. Bradley to c. W. King,
SUP lots 16 to 20, So. s74; s2,752.25.
Jonn Meigs TO C. X. Newman. lots = and 10, blk. 5,
meridian hill; s.. W. A. Brown to same, lot 8.
Do; =. Mamie E. Hilyer to Mary NJ. Ferry, lot
~ ~ Dix IL do. $2.9O1.15. W. L. Walker to 4. H.
Walker, pts. lots - and 81, so. 297; 5000. L.
Cavanaugh ct al to B. L. Walker, SO. 614; SIS 600
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READY HELP is afforded by DR. d. Jayne,s Ex.
pector1nt 10 all sufferers from coughs and colds
sore Threats or lung disorders. BY resorting 20 &c
relief is not only obtained from the more distress
ing symptoms accompanying severe colds, but the
vital organs OF the lungs and throat are saved
from more serious affections. This medicine n q
safe family standby la cases OF Group and whoop-
ing cough.
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The BOSTON IDEALS no DIsBAND.-A special "a
the New York World from Rochester, N. Z, Feb.
with the Boston Ideal Opera company. pessed
through the city to-day On his way to Buffalo,
Wnere the company appears tonight. Mr.. Kari
Sald tnaI the Ideals will soon diSband on account
o. trouble with the manager. Mr.. Karl w. II
AacDonaid y. G. Barnabee and all the principal
members nave signed contract to form another
Marie Stone ana her husband. The trouble hAf
arisen over the conduct OF Foster. the manager.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I,OR SALOON 14TH ST. ROAD. NEAR BRIGHT
wood nearly six acres improved by eleven.
room Frame Stable and Carria9e House,
room for two horses and two also q two story
Frame Building. which has been used carpenter
shop. TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
f19-2ws 1926 ut. NV.
EoR sALE-THREE-STORY BRICK. DWELLING.
II IA rooms and cellar: furnace and all mod imps.
located 1T intersection of two principal
fronts south and east and overlooks government
eryatiOn. Price $4,000; terms easy. TYLER Il
RUTHERFORD 1l.26 st. NV. ja22-6ws
IrOR SAIE-"COME" QUICK-ON l4TH ST. n. W.
Il bargain-br1ck, rooms, business property:
$4,000 brick, Z rooms, cellar, business property:
$4,000 Also beautiful 12-room brick on @, near
l4th, with back building and no basement price only
$4,000 j. W.PMYERS, 1928 New York ave. f17-12
THOR SALE-TwO NEW BRICKS, NV, RENTED
ior SiS 2 Price 80 each tw6,story frame
rent for s15. price $1,000: new brick. Richardson
Place rents for price 81 100 elegant stone man
sion in Mt. Pleasant, lot 125x207, fronts on two
streets bargain; handsome residence and finest view
of the city, near 18th street. Meridian Hill Apply
f2i-3t W. RILEY DEEBLE, 1873 st.
1cOR SALE OR EXCHANGED VERY DESIRA-
II BILE Residence, with stable; complete home on
Massachusetts east of Staunton square; will be
exchanged for property Of greater value difference
paid IN cash. or incuInbrance assumed.
f24-6t SWORMSTEDT b BRADLEY, 927 F st
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An Accident to Carl Sthurx.
HI SLIPS ON 9Th AVENUE, NEW YORK. AND BAprY
INJURIES HIS HIP

NEW YORK. Feb. 26-Hon. Carl Schurz met with
slipped, and in trying to catch himself the Weight
OF ms body was thrown outward and he fell
70 the sidewalk, striking on his left
men and taken home. DR.. jacob was called and
found that MI. Schurz had sustained severe In
jury 10 the left hip, and the Of plaster Of Paris
ana neavy bandages was reSOrted to. The doctor
would not say II any bone was broken.
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IT WILL BE CALLED IN SPECIAL SESSION IN April.
Private kilograms received at the Capitol to-day
from Charleston, West Virginia, states that the
legislature, which adjourned without day,
yesterday, will be convened in special session
early In April, as the most important appropria-
ton bill failed to pass at the recent session When
the legislature meets in special session It will
elect Q. S. Senator to succeed Mr.. Camden
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26.-Following are the scores
atten o'clock this morning Of the eight pedestrians
In the six day gO-as-yOu-please walking match
which will close at midnight tonight: Vint, 497
miles miles laps; Hart 4S5 miles laps; Panchot 473
miles lap; Bennett, 1873 miles; Noremac, AZ
Newhart 253 miles lap
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Houses IN the NV. IL. To- and rooms mist Be
c esen 1 g Pc appreciated bargains JNo BowLEs
EOR SALE GOOD INVESTMENTS
st. aoG U snd lot 4en112
Ls HsisE sis M SA hGH' foio St; NV
FoR SALE 1905 PIERCE PLACE-Tw0 sTO-
ss te1 1so0 NJ p Az 4 bar
f26-6t 14IS F st.
FOR sALE-sMAIL HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF
y, o the city for homes or investment, $1,000 to
fa6-3t. LAWRENCE NASH, 1910 st NV.
EoR sAIE-LANIER HEIGHTS TtPELo COT
ground PictTresque aud handsome. PhotograPh 1t
sOn.idsrs6le less now than AN late IN season - ~ AZ
ssrs. o{ hsndsoms Lots On sash.L.nieF ave- Co.
from pc to Soc square foot We have the choicest
sS nnmSsr Ct ns Lots Nsaa a =. at
Re" Lots which we have 81 faS! s sSs
E and 10l2 Cap st. Price, s1,lO0 each. good
,ssS ;ss WASHINGTON REAL E 9ss4 !. CO.
sct ST NF IA STH FRAME
ave- Ell + S5sI i, sS5s srSns.
f f.a's s' S.s sss
ss.an " ~ ' IL -! aC e .v..
Tor sALE-BY BENZ. P. DAVIS, 1919 ST..
!. @ ies 81 ss. 5S'i Nish sew @
acres ground 100000. f26-3t.
LNoR .sALE-BUSINEsS PROPERTY, ST., NEAR
y 18th 24Ir0O. Brick, $4,000. 18TH St, near +,
Tor ALE,,MAssACHUsETTs AVE, NEAR
L Thomas Circle. corner house. ID rooms. $4,000.
St, bet 14th and 18th SITS. NV, story and base
meut brick House. brownstone trimmings; lot W 1t.
? only ~ sS.s per Lot cor
w st a. ". only 81 per 50. It. A. s. CAYWOOD. cor
ner 9th and K SITS. NV. 1856
Tor sALE-BRICK HOUSE 8. E. COR. 10THAND
lP SITS NV. gr- mod. imps: large parking. Sc 800
Brick House, los St n.w 12r.; mod. inlps. large
Brick House sosS st.; liz; mod imps.; stable il
zoos st. i4r.; furnace and open crates. bniers
pantry; laundry; lot 2O4x12O, to Is it. alley; o
Fine House on Il. l. ave lar all mod. imps south
'front.' neghborhood unsurpassed $4,000
good House on 9th ST. between and E. "a It. front;
Cor sd and Ie st. IiasF sr mod mps bay VIM
dows: very desirable house :............ $4,000
Very nice House on st., near n H. ave.. Sr. 81, 800
g9o1 1T Frame House. 10th st. Sc; mod: imps.;
lot 26.11x1O5; house cannot be built for the
f5e6s dE0 W. IiNKINs. 10th and sts ;sn' W.
E,OR SALE-SIXTY FEET FRONT WEST SIDE
21st st, between o and P; improved by Frame;
T rents for $40; only $l.25. WALKER WILSON,
EOR .sALE-l3TH ST. n. W., NEAR ". VERY
pretty Birch, six-roons, bath and cellar all mod.
imPsi $4,000. easy terms. WALKER 4 WILSON,
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M. Gladstone has made permanent reduction
IN tne rents OF the larger farms At Hawar1en.
Ne. Gla1stone presided yesterday over meet
liberal federation.
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A Vote Each for Sevvell and Albeit.
TRENTON, Nj, Feb. 26-Only Senator Fish and
ASSemblymen Scudder and Hutchinson appeared
at the joint meeting to-day. ballot for United
one fer Sewell MIR. Fish did not vote. Adjourned
to Monday,
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Irving Hall Repudiates Hewitt.
DIsCLAIM1NG ALL SYMPATHY WITH Hs ATTACK O,

irving Hall Repudiates Hewitt.
DIscLAA1NG ALL SYMPATHY WITH HIS ATTACK ON
LABOR ORGANIZATIONS.
At a meeting OF the Irving Hall county commit
tee In New York last night the following resolu-
ton was adopted: "That in behalf of the dem
ocratic masses OF the city of New York we isclaim
all sympathy with the attacks which the Hon.
AbramS s. Hewitt is making upon organized labor,
and as democrats we sincerely regret that he
mantfestS no sympathy for the tOiling masses
We hold that labor has the same undoubted right
to organize in its own behalf that capital has ex-
ercised for the last quarter OF a century"
MI. HeW1tts name was received with Kisses
ho9ert =; Mooney, IN seconding the resolution,
has performed single duty for which he was
elected, mas traduced the work1ngman and
branded him as an Outcast and anathemattZed him
as far as he can 1t was said before the last cleo
ZION tnat ne d1d not want your president Of the
board OF aldermen tMr. Mooney on the ticket with
him because ne was butcher. He denied having
said this. But he seeks to create a gulf between
the w0fkingmen and the class to which the mayor
belongs"
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Eugene Boston, colored was lined $40 by Judge
Smell to-day for beating Emma Sims, also colored.
An excursion OF ten car loads OF BoStonians er.
dved at the Baltimore and Potomac depot this
Afternoon,
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Treasury Department Changes.

Treasury Department Changes.
Promoted in the lighthouse board-Jacob Jose
from draughtsman 81 500, to assistant civil eng1-
neer, at s., 400; Max Hansmann. from draughts-
man, s1,56O. to draughtsman, 81, 800; j. w. Wag-
mel. from draughtsman, sl440, to draughtsman,
81 200 to draughtsnan, at 81, 40 Appointed
Alfred Bates OF West Virginia, and D. L. Bedinger,
TO clerks class 1, in the first controllers ONCE
mnnthS ~ S-
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WY He Rexfxme6l.

WHAT LIEUT.. POWELL sAYS-A cOUKTLNA ATRIAL NECES-
sARf If HE REMAINS IN THE SERVICE.
Inc acceptance OF the resignation of Sec
ono Lieutenant s. Powell, OF the signal
corps mas been suspended, pending q fur.
'ner examination OF circumstances connected
with the matter. This action has been taken on
that he knew nothing Of his resiTnation until he
Iea1 Ine announcement in the newspapers, and
eAplalnlng that he must have been labOrfng under
suDmttea IL through friend, who acted as his
lt iS learned at the signal Office that II Lieut..
rumon continues as an officer OF the signal ser.
vice IL VIII be but for a short time, as re-
cens 0eveiopments regarding his financial
nidICerS wnlle on duty here will render his court
1sseo men OF the service, to whom he is sttll In.
oeDte0, Is one OF the grave CHARGES against him.
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TAL1AGE CLAH0Rs For MoRH voIcANoRs,-Rev
nignG In New YORK at his prayer meeting. "The
world needs about thirty new volcanoes he said.
diseased human bOdy-the escape OF bad humors
That must go out-and though they are hard to
Dear-0oth the boils and vOlcanoes-it is ohoi &c
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baltimore Markets.

65Aa bid to-day. "-->o'
BALTIMORE. MD, Feb. 26.-cotton steady-mid.
dung, 94a97s. Flour steady and dull. Wheat
s st S vest ma steady closing as Ne winter
Corn.southern steady and quiet White 47a4S yellow
n1a47 western tern tMEmer mixed spot 45sa45 Feb
May, 46h bid: steamer 45a45h. Oats hrm-sonthern
and Pennsylvania, $Aa3S; western white 37a39;
steady STE and quiet Eggs higher 16: Coffee easier
no cargoes ordinary to fair 13a14 sugar-copper
articles nnshsnsed FFsights to tverpeol
wheat, 1885, LOO bushels; corn. la, 600 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill. Feb: 20, IL a. m.-May wheat
7S,s May corn 80 1915 May oats s3s. NAV y po Dol
opened at r y, went to 1920 and is now 1900.
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Gen. Thos w. Egan. died Thursday in the New
York hospital to which he was taken a few DAYS
ago, as mentioned in The STAR
bill changing the name OF st. John county &c
Logan county passed the Kansas house by vote
OF "a to 81.
There were present at the laying OF the corner
stone OF the Canadian Church college in Rome
Thursday afternoon, Cardinals Gibbons and
Taschereau, and Bishop Keane OF Richmond va
There was violent anarchist demonstration in
Paris Thursday at the unwilling OF o statue to
Louis Blame.
> A rich Christian family at se-chuen, China, has
been executed. despite the inconsistencies OF the
French minister.
Negotiations have been concluded for renewal
OF the alliance between Italy, Germany and Aus
tria, which expires next May.
senator Harrison, OF Indiana, addressed the
Young Mems Republican club. OF Baltimore, Thurs
day night, and was Afterwards entertained at
The Prince of Wales has left Cannes for Paris.
A citizens meeting was held In New York last
evening, at which addresses were made by DR..
Crosby and others declaring that pfOhibition was
tmpracticable, and that high license alone would
work reform.
Judgment has been entered against Col. w. II.
Bolton, formerly superintendent OF Second-ciaxG
amount OF bis Interpretations.
The Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial aSS0c1a-
ton has resolved not TO permit the erection OF any
more monuments or memorials not OF granite OF
real bronze on grounds controlled by the assOcia-
ton.
The Connecticut supreme court has afYlrmed the
decision OF the superior court In imposing nne
on VIM. Glfdden, u printer, who attempted to en-
force boycott against the New Haven JossrSo
and Courier.
Mr.. Dillon and his associates In the plan OF cam.
patgn conspiracy case VIII be tried again In April
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Austin Special 10 the n. Y. World, February Is
The United States grand jury has been investi-
eating the Washington county election outrages
and IL is reported tonight that thirteen indict-
ments have been found. The Attorney General OF
the United States has appointed John M Frank,
OF San Antonio, TO aid District Attorney kletrY In
investigating and prosecuting the matter ana tho
district attorney says IL Will be safted " tho
f,.ttn
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Estimates on the second Rallots.

=. BERLIN. Feb 26-The liberal papers estimate
stag will result in the return of "a new German
liberals, IA national liberals, conservatives,
Tree conservatives, ultramOntaneS and social
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District in CONGRESS.

District i'm COnRrexs.
NO AGREEMENT ON THE DISTRICT APPROPRIATION srrx.
The conferees on the District appropriation bill
held a meeting to-day, but came to no agreement.
1t is thought, however that there will be no Diff
Guilty about settling the differences though the
House conferees are disposed to be frm. They
will meet again later this afternoon
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Capitol Topics

Capitol Topics
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL
The Speaker will recognize Mr.. Crisp on Monday
to make a motion to concur in the Senate amend
| ments to the Pacific railroad Investigation bill
NOTES.
The Senate this afternoon went on with the con-
sular and diplomatic appropriation bill
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EOR RENT

L'Oh KEN l.
Il 1906 y. III. ave....S1
1909 9th st. NV. lar. j
800 Sth 81 INV, 13r- II
1919 Conn. ave. Or. j
1904 X st. NV. 16r. j
Magnolia ave-, lar. .S3
1910 10Th st., l3r. -. S3
l413 q ST, upper part. ;,
1871 De Sales st., 11r...,
1913 y st. Ii. W.. 1Ur.....
20lS Hillyer pl. Tor
1870 b st. s.w.. 12r.
2g06 Q st. n. w.......33
61S L st. NV, 1or- .S3
400 X st. n.w- 12r. Il
1880 R. /. ave. 11r- i
2.26 n. j. ave. Sc. 10r. .
The above houses car
our office only. L
fig
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The Courts.

EQUITY COURT-Judge MerTick.
needy substituted trustee. Baldwin agu. Saunders;
reference to auditor. In re. Matilda Cammack,
lunatic; DO In re. George Fisher, lunatic; do.
fore r. L Wallach. Yates agt. Yates; do. by NJ.
j. Colbert. Little agt. Little; L. A. Newman ap-
pointed guardian ad Item
reference to the auditor ordered. Davis agt Cord;
time to take testimony extended thirty days. Lee
liner John Cruikshank. Hirte AIT. Hlrte; testi-
mony ordered taken before Examiner N. A. Down.
ingt DAVIS agt Davis; ct al appearance Of ab.
time TO take testimony limited to 80 days. Gran
dell agt Crandell; purchasers objection to title
overruled. White agt. Sullivan; demurrer sus-
dered taken before Examiner Mason Richardson.
Lee agt: Lee; decree dismissing blu.
.a Today Elliot agt Ross and "; 9: r r CO <,
Item.
CRIMINAL CouRr,Judge Macarthur.
Yesterday, washington Meredith, larceny; ap-
days after the expiration Of the sentence Of ninety
days imposed by the Police Court for carrying
concealed weapons.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Sae1.
Yesterday, Edward McQuade, profanity; collat-
erai forfeited Richard Anderson, coiored, assault;
To-day, lewis Goodrich. cruelty to animals: col
lateral forfeited. Herman Edel, open bar after
hours; 90: Richard Malay, profanity and assault;
s25 or so days. Edward walker, trespass on parks;
So or days Samuel Banks assault; collateral
forfeited. Martin Schneider, sunday bar; cOllat-
eral forfeited. Stewart Wilson, tncorrigibity; re-
form school during minority.
Assennb1ymcn Call Each Other Liars.
In the New Jersey assembly yesterday Mr.
Throckmorton, the democrat who refused to vote
for the resolution requesting Speaker Baird e
had IN Throckmorton's absence denounced
him . q boltsr for his action on the
nOulced as false McDerft's assertion that he had
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Observation-Disclosures Jordan went to New York
yesterday on private business, to return to-
day.-D. L. Russell Of North Carolina, George
w. Maltby of Buffalo. Horace Scott OF Louisville,
r. j. Montgomery OF New York, and Randall
Morgan OF Philadelphia, are at the Ebbitt.-Sec-
rotary Trimble OF the National Grange, who has
been seriously ILL., Is now considered out OF danger
and hopes to be able to resume Official duties
in a few days.. w. Hayward, Elijah Smith
and Simon Sterne OF New York, Isaac Cooper OF
Philadelphia j. N. Mills OF Brooklyn, T. D. Park1n-
son OF San Francisco and j. S. Clement OF Mon
city Commander Evans Is making headquarters
with Commander kellogg. 1919 Street,. H.
Draper, NJ. w. LatsOn and j. NJ. Harris OF New
YORK, c. Kimplen OF Chicago, Ward II.
Bent, b. c. Smith and William d. Kelley,
1r., OF Philadelphia, are at the Riggs
Mr.. Phelps, the American minister at London, and
his wife have gone to the south OF France. S.
McCObb and JAS. II. Fish OF New York and Fran
els p Adams OF Philadelphia are at WeckerS-
Col. Lamont was in New York last night on his
way to his fathers bedside, at Cortland.-R. /.
Milton and o. w. Peabody Of Boston, Geo. S.
NORM Of New York and A. van der Ware or Bel
gu1m are at W0rmley's.-Mr. George X. Good
win. OF the Treasury department.. is lying quite
Y. Hughes OF pennsylvania, Harry II. Dawson OF
New York and j. X. Whitney OF st. Clair are at
the NatiOnaL-A. L. Flack OF Ohio, James A.
Anderson OF Georgia and o. L. Howard OF New
York are at the MetrOpOlitan.-GeO. F. Rice,
Geo. s. HasbrOuck, Jos Hemphill, Chas. A. Witt
mack, Edward Waterman, Parker W. Page, VIM.
W. Weaver and +. w. Hemphill Of New York,
SamI Reed or Chattanooga and Geo. WOrthingtOn
OF Cleveland are at the Arlington.
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f26 b. II. WARNER co. 916 Fstnw
IHOR KENT-NEAR THE CAPITOL. DESIRABLE
II and pleasantly situated Brick Dwelling nire rooms
including bath lob ID st. ne. f23-9t.
VSOR RENT = BOARDING HOUSE. FIFTEEN
rooms, large dining-rooI: house in the best con
oftion: corner y. Cap. and /, Govt Print Office
Apply TO F.W. CAILAGHAN, S31 n Capitol jaI 5-Iws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-26

SLOesONs AN8WRR 10 SCHAIHERI CHALLRN0R.-
In answer to q challenge from Jacob 6chaefer at
st. Louis George +. SlOsSon Last night autographed
from Chicago that he would play Schaefer two
matches at billiards, one at cushion car0mS, 500
points up, and one at f0urteen-inch balk line, 800
points up the match 70 come on at Chicago for
800 q side, thirty and forty days from date, the
winner TO take all the reoeipte 6chaefers challege
vas TO play for =, 500 side.
HENRY GDoR0Ks LDGAcY.-The VIII OF George
Camden county, N. J., who bequeathod his estate,
valued at $1,000 70 Henry George cor the disssmi;
works was admitted to probate In the Camden
orphans court Friday morning. Considerable
evidence had been taken In the case In . contest
OF the win by the relatives a the testatpr. An
agreement to sett1e am1cably the matter was
arranged between them md AeoSy george